Supermarket Together: A Deep Dive into Self-Checkout Terminals
In Supermarket Together, your goal is to run a smoothly operating store. However, single-player management can quickly become overwhelming, juggling cashier duties, restocking, and ordering. While having friends helps, solo players, especially on higher difficulties, can struggle even with hired employees. This is where self-checkout terminals become invaluable.
How to Build a Self-Checkout Terminal
Building a self-checkout is simple. Access the Builder Menu (press Tab) and locate the self-checkout option. The terminal costs $2,500. While a significant investment, it's achievable with consistent gameplay.
Is a Self-Checkout Worth the Investment?
Self-checkout terminals function as expected, diverting customers from busy cashier lines, reducing wait times and minimizing customer impatience. Long checkout lines increase the risk of shoplifting.
Early-game prioritization is crucial. Consider unlocking new products via the Franchise Board and stocking shelves before investing in self-checkout. With friends, multiple cashier counters are a more effective early-game strategy. Hiring employees and assigning them to checkout counters is another viable option.
However, self-checkout isn't without drawbacks. It increases the likelihood of theft. More self-checkout terminals correlate with a higher chance of shoplifters. Therefore, bolstering store security is crucial when implementing self-checkout.
Late-game, higher difficulty settings present significant challenges with increased customer volume, more trash, and a higher incidence of theft. Self-checkout terminals provide a significant advantage in these situations, easing the burden of solo store management.
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